Wow. Well, that’s a very good question. I’m trying to think. We did some, it wasn’t actually a ground-up construction, but we’ve done several renovations of elephant exhibit at ZooTampa. We did a shoebill stork habitat that was not totally ground-up but mostly ground-up. Considering the space we had to deal with, I was pretty proud of both of those accomplishments because again, we were focusing on highlighting the animal’s natural ability and qualities. In San Diego, I personally couldn’t take credit because it was a big team of people that designed, I was part of those but that whole Upper Mesa, called Monkey Trails, I was part of that and it was a lot of big challenges there because we had primates, we had two levels, we had aviaries, we had some hoofstock, we had a variety of different animals in there. And so getting all of that to work to make sense and to look right, that was a lot, a lot of challenges there.
